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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
9
Madame Lessing, a communist activist, argues for abolishing marriage and opening government baby temples as she faces trial in October for mailing obscene literature. She calls divorce evil and promotes free speech as defense, describing marriage as bondage and criticizing the term Mia.
Paris reports former Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould of New York City has obtained a divorce from her third husband Prince Houreddin Viora of Albania. The husband did not contest the suit.
The text lists the first American soldiers killed abroad in World War I, both in hospital and combat, naming several individuals and their origins. It also asks for the Uncle Tom's Cabin character who crossed the ice and discusses procedures to release a minor sailor who enlisted underage, outlining that no penalty or repayment is required and how to request release.
Reader questions about choosing between love and a pet, advising a young woman to decide between a fiancé and a beloved dog. Includes clarifications on engagement contracts, Franco food production, wedding music, and Libby prison death records with incomplete sources.
Dr Arnold Lorand, chief physician in Carlsbad Austria, cites glands as key to health and aging. He lauds extracts from young animal glands as necessary to reinforce aging glands. The ad notes Glandogen a concentrated tonic from young animal glands, available at Bartell Drug Stores.
A fragment from an advertisement notes a woman named Alicia, recently seen with Mrs. Smith, arriving from New York to Cherry’s shop at 1016 Rialto Ridge. It mentions she bought hat and dress on credit and has six months to pay.
Mins Grey will see callers in her office on Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p m and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a m to 12 p m each week. Do not come at other times as it interferes with her writing.
Advertisement asserts Emerald Oil treatment reduces swollen veins quickly and safely. It claims physicians endorse it, guarantees results or refunds, and markets through druggists for relief from varicose conditions and related leg issues.
A long advertisement claims a self developed remedy named Allenrhu can banish rheumatism by removing uric acid deposits from joints and muscles. It asserts patient recovery after using the first pint bottle and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement is seen. The pitch targets general sufferers via druggists and newspaper notices.
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